We are delighted to report that Dr Lin Wu of SBC’s School of Business and Management has been chosen as an Inspirational Teaching Award (Overseas Partner) Winner in Sheffield Hallam University's Inspirational Teaching Awards for 2018.
Inspirational Teaching Awards are made to recognize the valuable contribution of teaching staff at some of Sheffield Hallam University overseas partner institutions, and University staff who teach on overseas partner courses. These were considered by a University panel and seven Inspirational Teaching Awards were made.
The names of all award winners will be officially announced by Professor Chris Husbands, Vice-Chancellor of Sheffield Hallam University. The announcement will be followed by a series of celebratory activities, an awards dinner hosted at the University in July and inclusion of the award in a graduation ceremony.
As one of the nine UK partner universities of SBC,Sheffield Hallam University has been committed to cultivating teachers’ critical thinking and students’ creative ability. Further in-depth cooperation between SHU and SBC strengthens teachers' teaching ability and realizes teachers' personal value.
A Year 4 Business Management student said “Participating in Dr. Wu Lin’s seminar can change your outlook on life. I hope to have her energy and positive attitude.”
Dr Lin Wu said: “I am honored to be awarded the Inspirational Teaching Award by Sheffield Hallam University. I am very grateful to my colleague Andy Ritchie, Senior Lecturer and Programme Leader of Business Management, and the help and support that my students have given me.In the two years of teaching at SBC, I felt that the most important thing is to encourage students. They have great potential.”
Professor Linda Liu, Vice-Deanand Interim Principal of SBC, said “I’d like to congratulate Hyacinthe on this excellent and well-deserved achievement. The fact that Dr Lin Wu has received an Inspirational Teaching Award is a significant achievement and these awards provide a great opportunity for both SBC and Sheffield Hallam University to recognise her work. ”
